Liberal Bryan May re-elected in Cambridge

Liberal incumbent Bryan May was re-elected in Cambridge with about 39.5 per cent of the popular vote, ahead of Conservative Sunny Attwal who has taken 30 per cent of the popular vote. NDP's Scott ...

Prince William urged to get prenup

British divorce lawyers have words of warning for Prince William: Not all fairy tales have happy endings. The prince is set to wed his longtime love Kate Middleton on April 29, but if history is any ...

Dartmouth bus transit terminal lacks outdoor seating

The $15-million Metro Transit Bridge Terminal has many features the old terminal didn't have, such as washrooms, security and an indoor waiting area. "I'm very surprised," said regular bus user Alice ...

Bear killed in Mission following attack; Grizzlies allegedly being fed near Smithers

More than 80,000 black bears have been killed by conservation officers in B.C. since 2011, after the animals were deemed too dangerous and habituated to humans to be relocated. At least one animal has ...

As fish struggle to swim in low streams, Syilx Okanagan Nation declares watershed emergency

Snowpack levels across Okanagan are below normal. The Syilx Okanagan Nation is calling on the provincial government to take ...

24/7 Crisis Diversion unveils data dashboard, shedding more light on help needed by vulnerable Edmontonians

A new data dashboard is being launched in Edmonton to help people understand where services are needed the most.

Critics question why B.C. hasn't released updated estimates on FIFA World Cup costs

With three weeks left until the start of the FIFA World Cup, critics are calling on the B.C. government to disclose how much ...

Human rights complaint of racial profiling at B.C. Canadian Tire store settled

Heiltsuk Nation and two of its members have settled a human rights complaint in B.C. against Canadian Tire and Blackbird ...

Just for Laughs founder Gilbert Rozon to pay $930K to 9 women after sexual assault ruling

Gilbert Rozon has agreed to pay $930,000 to nine women who accused him of sexual misconduct and has waived his right to appeal the Quebec court ruling that found he sexually assaulted eight of them.

Toronto approves rules requiring side guards on heavy duty trucks under contract to city

Toronto city council has voted to make side guards mandatory on all commercial trucks operating under contract to the city to protect pedestrians and cyclists. Side guards will be required for heavy ...

2 arrested and charged after string of 'swarm' robberies at Yonge and Dundas

Toronto police have arrested and charged a man and a 17-year-old boy connected to a string of at least six robberies in the Yonge and Dundas area on Aug. 27. Police say that three men and a teen ...

South Africa reels under anti-foreigner violence

Police and the governing African National Congress party in South Africa stepped up efforts Tuesday to quell a wave of violent attacks against foreigners that have left 24 people dead in recent days.